Prompt Library

Rewrite this message for [new audience]. Adjust the tone and detail for them, keep the facts. Message: [paste message]

Take this post and adapt it for three channels ([e.g. email, Instagram, LinkedIn]), fitting each format: [paste post].

Add the context a reader needs to this message, but keep it concise: [paste], reader is [who].

Help me with [your request]. Useful context: [2-3 details like who it is for, your limits, what you have tried].

Adjust this recipe from [original servings] to [new servings], scaling ingredients and noting any timing changes: [paste].

Group this customer feedback into themes, note how common each is, and suggest one action per theme: [paste].

Help me write a clear apology to [who] for [what], owning it and stating the next step, no excuses.

Here's an answer or plan: [answer]. Tell me what would have to be true for this to be wrong, and the situations where it fails.

In simple terms, answer this question for me: [your everyday question].

Give me 3 simple, everyday examples of [the idea you want to understand].

Suggest sources I could look up to learn more about [the topic], and tell me what each one is. I will verify them myself.

Give me the strongest, fairest argument against this view: [my view]. Steelman it, don't strawman it.

Before answering, ask me up to 3 questions you need to help with [your request]. Then wait for my replies.

That is too general. Make it specific with concrete steps or examples for [your situation].

Challenge your previous answer: what assumptions might be wrong, and what is missing for [your situation]?

Answer this and cite sources I can verify myself: [question]. For each key claim, name where it comes from and flag anything you're unsure about.

Before you answer, ask me up to 5 questions that would help you give me a better, more personalized response.

My goal is: [describe your goal]

After I answer your questions, give me a clear response in this format:
1. Recommendation
2. Step-by-step plan
3. Risks
4. Next action

Compare [option A] and [option B] in a short side-by-side list, looking at [things you care about, e.g. cost, time, effort].

Before answering, critique and improve this prompt, then answer the improved version: [prompt].

In simple terms, what does [the word or phrase] mean? Give one short example sentence.

Explain your answer in simple terms, and list the main points it is based on, for [your situation].

Answer this and flag the parts you're least confident about: [question]. Tell me which bits I should double-check.

Here is how I normally write: [paste a short sample]. Improve this while keeping my voice: [your text].

Answer this, then label each part as Fact, Likely, or Guess: [question]. Be honest about what you're unsure of.

Make a short, ordered checklist for [the task]. Keep it to the essentials.

Turn this advice into 3 specific actions I can take this week for [your situation]: [paste the advice].

Revise your last answer: [what to change, e.g. make it shorter and add a clear next step].

Answer my question, then list the assumptions you made and mark which parts you are unsure about. Question: [your question]

Explain your last answer again, but simpler, as if I am new to [topic]. Use plain words and one example.

Before you answer, what details do you need from me to do this well: [your request]?

Summarize this in 3 short bullet points, keeping only the main ideas: [your text].

Teach me [topic] one concept at a time. Explain one idea, check I understand, then move on.

Turn these rough notes into a clear, ordered plan with simple steps: [paste your notes].

Explain [the topic] in plain, everyday language with no jargon. If you must use a term, define it simply.

Here's a plan/answer: [answer]. What did you not consider — missing options, overlooked risks, or affected people?

For this answer, tell me what you might be missing, what assumptions you made, and what I should double-check: [paste].

Here is my situation: [briefly describe it]. What is the single best first step I should take right now?

That answer missed what I wanted: [what I actually wanted]. What did you misunderstand, and how should I prompt you instead?

Here is my rough request: [your request]. First rewrite it into a clearer prompt, then answer it.

Make me a checklist to [task]. Include must-do items and the things people commonly forget.

Give me a conservative, realistic estimate for [time, cost, or effort] of [task], and explain the assumptions: [details].

Write [your message] in a warm, friendly tone that still sounds natural, not over the top.

Give me a plain-English analogy to understand [concept], something from everyday life.

Rewrite this in a clear, professional, polite tone: [your message].

Give me a more careful, responsible version of this, adding any sensible safeguards: [paste the answer or plan].

Answer in [a short length, e.g. 3 short bullet points]: [your question].

Give me step-by-step instructions to [task] for a beginner. Number each step and keep them short.

Before the details, give me the simple background on [topic]: what it is, why it matters, and the big picture.

What are the common misunderstandings about [topic], and what is actually true?

Help me prepare customer research questions to understand [what you want to learn] from [who], open and non-leading.

Help me write a message asking [who] for specific feedback on my [draft], pointing them to what I most want checked.

Help me ask [person] for [what I need]. Make it clear, polite, and easy to act on, with a why and a deadline. Context: [context]

List the main pros and cons of [the decision or option], in two short lists.

Before I go ahead with [plan], list the main risks and downsides I should consider: [details].

Give me simple, numbered steps to [the task you want to do]. Keep each step short.

I am considering [idea]. Give me the strongest argument against it and the top risks I might be overlooking.

Give me 3 different options for [your request], each with a short label.

Answer [question], and clearly mark which parts you are confident about and which are uncertain or estimates.

Based on this text, give me 5 questions that test whether I understood it: [paste the text].

I have learned [what you know] about [topic]. What should I learn next to keep progressing?

Give me [number] content ideas for [audience] about [topic] for this week. For each, suggest a format and a hook.

Suggest clear, appealing names for my [offer], aimed at [audience], avoiding anything confusing: [details].

Break this project into 3 to 5 phases with milestones, and tell me the first concrete task to do today. Project: [describe project]

Break this goal into weekly milestones: [goal and deadline]. Give me a checkpoint for each week so I can tell if I'm on track.

This prompt tries to do too much: [prompt]. Break it into a short sequence of smaller prompts that build on each other.

Suggest a beginner reading/learning list for this topic: [topic]. Order it from basics to deeper, and say what each step teaches.

Help me build a short, simple checklist for deciding whether to trust an AI answer, suited to [how I use AI].

Make a study plan for [topic]. My level is [level], I have [time] per week, and my goal is [goal]. Include weekly topics and practice.

Build a simple timeline of the key events in [topic], in order, with a short note on each.

Build a simple weekly marketing plan for my business: [what I sell, channels, time I have]. Keep it realistic for one person.

Give me a simple weekly review checklist based on my life: [my areas and goals]. Keep it short enough to actually do every week.

Help me build a realistic weekly routine: [my commitments and priorities]. Fit my priorities into the time I actually have.

Write FAQ answers for these common questions about [product]. Keep each answer short and clear. Questions: [list questions]

Turn my rough meeting notes into a decisions-and-actions log: [notes]. List each decision, each action with an owner, and any open questions.

Summarize this thread into Decisions, Open questions, and My action items: [paste the thread].

Write a polite follow-up for this unanswered email: [original ask]. Keep it short, friendly, and make it easy to reply.

Check this message for anything that could sound like blame or accusation, and suggest neutral wording: [paste].

Point out any common scam warning signs in this message, without me sharing my personal details: [paste the message text].

Compare this AI summary to the original text and flag anything added, changed, or missing: original [paste], summary [paste].

Review this AI-written text for accuracy, tone, and any private details I should remove before sharing: [paste the text].

Review these suggestions for possible bias or missing perspectives, and tell me whose view might be left out: [paste].

Read this for tone. Point out anything that could sound cold, harsh, or be misread, and suggest gentler wording: [your message].

For this advice, tell me what personal circumstances could change whether it applies to me: [paste advice].

Compare my original text to this AI rewrite and flag any facts, numbers, or claims it added or changed: original [paste], rewrite [paste].

Compare my draft reply to the original message and tell me if I missed or dodged any question: original [paste], my reply [paste].

I will explain [topic] in my own words. Point out what I got wrong or missed, then ask me one question to test me. My explanation: [your explanation]

For [my situation], help me decide whether to ask a person (like an expert, teacher, manager, doctor, or lawyer) instead of AI, and who would be best.

Rewrite this one sentence to be clearer, keeping the same meaning: [your sentence].

Turn this messy list into a clean table: [paste list]. Decide sensible columns and make the formatting consistent.

Group these tasks into sensible categories and remove duplicates: [paste your messy list].

Organize these messy notes into clear sections with headings, and flag anything that looks unfinished. Notes: [paste notes]

Help me choose a beginner resource to learn [topic], comparing options by style, time, and cost for someone who [your situation].

Compare these options in a table using these criteria: [criteria]. Then recommend the best overall and the safest choice. Options: [list options]

Help me decide which of these subscriptions to keep, cancel, or review, based on how I use them: [list with costs].

Rewrite this message in three tones (warm, direct, formal), then help me choose which fits [the reader and situation]: [paste].

Compare these travel options for someone who values [priorities]: [option A] vs [option B], covering time, comfort, effort, and cost.

Compare [concept A] and [concept B]: how they are similar, how they differ, with one example each.

Explain [topic] in two different ways and then compare them, so I can see it from more than one angle.

Compare [idea A] and [idea B] in a table: how they are similar, how they differ, and when to use each.

Compare these two job opportunities for someone who values [priorities], covering pay, growth, and lifestyle: [A] vs [B].

Compare these two sources that disagree: [source A] and [source B]. Show where they agree, where they differ, and the likely reason for the disagreement.

Give me a short before-you-send checklist to review AI-assisted [content] for accuracy, tone, privacy, and promises.

Write a customer onboarding email explaining what happens next after buying my [product or service]: [steps].

From this list, pick my top 3 priorities for today and put them in a sensible order: [your tasks].

Write a short decision brief for [the decision]: the options, key risks, and a recommendation. Context: [your details].

Make a beginner glossary for this field: [field]. Define the most important terms in plain language with a quick example each.

List and define the key terms in [topic] in plain language, for a beginner.

Explain [topic] to a [age] year old in simple words, using an example they would know.

Write an About section for my local [business], covering our story, what we do, and why locals should trust us: [details].

Create a meeting prep brief for [meeting]: goal, context, decisions needed, and key questions.

Help me build a morning routine in [time available] that includes [must-dos], realistic for my life.

Create a one-page work plan for [task]: goal, key steps, who does what, and rough dates.

Create a good/better/best pricing table for my offer: [what I sell and current price]. Make each tier's value clear.

Give me 3 quick questions to check whether I understood the main points of [topic or text]. List the questions first, then the answers.

Give me a simple, ordered list of subtopics to learn about [the topic], starting from the basics, for a beginner.

Turn these highlights into a concise review sheet with the key points grouped: [paste highlights].

Rewrite this to be clearer and show it as a before-and-after so I can see the changes: [paste].

Help me define 3-5 content pillars for my [business] that I can post around consistently, for [audience].

Turn my day into a short end-of-day wrap-up: what I finished, what is next, and any blockers: [notes].

Create a simple promotion plan for my [event] on [date], with what to post and when in the run-up: [details].

Create a simple seasonal home maintenance reminder list for a [home type], covering the basics through the year.

Create an interview prep sheet for a [role] interview: likely questions, my key examples, and questions to ask them.

Brainstorm free resource (lead magnet) ideas for my [business] that would attract [audience] and lead to a sale: [details].

Create a simple comparison table of my offers so customers can choose: [offers with what each includes and prices].

List the main risks in this project, the early warning signs, and a simple mitigation for each: [describe project].

Draft a simple, plain-language refund policy for my [business], covering when refunds apply and how to request one: [details].

My topic is [broad topic]. Suggest 3 focused research questions I could explore.

Write a simple step-by-step process anyone could follow for [the repeated task]. Number the steps.

Turn these repeated steps into a simple SOP anyone could follow: [describe the steps].

Outline a [length] training session on [topic] for [who], with clear takeaways and a hands-on part.

For this answer, help me make a source-check plan: which claims should I verify, and what kinds of sources would confirm them? [paste].

Turn these notes into a simple study guide with key topics and main points: [paste your notes].

Make a 2-week content calendar for: [my niche, channels, posting frequency]. Balance topics and formats so it's not repetitive.

Help me build a reusable weekly business review prompt for my [business], covering wins, key numbers, problems, and next steps I can reuse each week.

From these notes, list the action items as tasks with an owner and a rough deadline if mentioned: [paste notes].

Write clear, friendly answers to these common customer questions for my [type of business]: [list your questions].

Explain [concept] using examples from my life. I [something about you], so relate it to that.

Help me prepare thoughtful questions to ask my [teacher or mentor] about [topic or goal], to get the most from their help.

Give me a set of useful search terms and phrases to research [topic], including narrower and related terms.

Remove filler words, repetition, and padding from this draft without changing my style or meaning: [your draft].

Help me reply to this angry customer message: [message and the facts]. Acknowledge the frustration, take responsibility where fair, and offer a clear next step.

Help me judge if this AI answer is good enough to use, based on the stakes and how easy it is to verify: [paste and describe the use].

Write a polite reply declining this meeting: [meeting and reason]. Offer a faster alternative like a quick async update.

Help me define simple service packages for my [business], turning what I offer into clear tiers with what each includes: [services].

Explain [the topic] for [who it is for, e.g. a 10-year-old / my manager / a total beginner].

List the [number] most important terms for understanding [topic], each with a one-line plain definition and a quick example.

Show me step by step how you got [result], then recompute it a different way to check. Problem: [paste numbers]

Write a polite but firm message to [company] about [issue]. State what happened, the impact, and exactly what I want them to do.

Explain [the topic] clearly for [the reader, e.g. a complete beginner], using plain words and one example.

Write a short status update from these notes using three headers: Progress, Blockers, Next steps. Notes: [paste notes]

Write a short cold email to [person] at [company]. Open with something relevant to them, say why I am reaching out, and make one clear ask.

Draft a cover letter for [role] using my background: [notes]. Match my real experience to the role honestly.

Write a friendly, helpful reply to this customer message, aiming to [your goal, e.g. offer a refund]: [paste the message].

From this list of tasks, help me pick my top 3 priorities for today and explain why: [tasks].

Write a short decision log entry: decision [what], reason [why], owner [who], date [when], and any follow-up.

Help me write a calm, respectful message about [the difficult situation]. I want to say [your point] without making it worse.

Write a short, polite follow-up email about [what you are following up on], with a clear next step.

Write a follow-up email recapping this meeting: decisions, action items with owners, and next steps. Notes: [paste notes]

Write a handoff note for my time off: current status of [work], what needs coverage, key contacts, and any risks.

Draft a plain-language job description: [role, team, key responsibilities]. Separate true must-haves from nice-to-haves and keep it inviting.

Write a polite late payment reminder for [invoice], restating the amount, due date, and how to pay: [details].

Write a friendly, respectful reminder about [what needs reminding], assuming they simply forgot.

Write a pre-read for attendees of this meeting: [topic and context]. Cover the facts they need and the questions to come ready to answer.

Write a short, polite reply to this message saying [your point]: [paste the message you received].

Write a scope clarification email for [work], stating what is included, what is not, and any assumptions: [details].

Write a short bio for [where], based on: [role, experience, a personal touch], in [first or third person].

Write a short collaboration pitch to [who] proposing [idea], showing the benefit for both sides: [details].

Write a short, friendly staff reminder about this policy: [policy and reason]. Explain what and why, and where to find details.

Write a short sponsorship request to [who] for [what], showing what they would get in return: [details].

Write a short customer survey to learn [what you want to know], with a mix of quick and open questions, neutral wording.

Write a welcome email for new [subscribers or customers] of my [business], setting expectations and giving a first useful thing: [details].

Make a simple work plan for [the goal], with steps, rough timing, and what to do first. My limits: [time, people, budget].

I want to do this in my spreadsheet: [what I want, and my columns]. Give me the formula and explain how it works.

Write a team announcement about [news]. Include what is changing, why, and what it means for the team. Tone: [tone].

Write a short thank-you note after my interview: [role and one thing we discussed]. Reference the conversation and reinforce why I'm a fit.

Turn these team updates into a short weekly digest: [paste updates]. Group into Wins, In progress, Risks, and Needs a decision.

Create a workback schedule from the deadline [date] for [project], listing what must happen by when: [key steps].

Write a short escalation message about this blocker: [situation]. Include the impact, what I've already tried, and exactly what I need and by when.

Write a welcome/onboarding email for a new client: [service and first steps]. Cover what happens next, the timeline, and how to reach me.

Help me prepare for a conversation about [topic] with [person]. My goal is [goal]. Give talking points and likely responses to expect.

Estimate how long this task will take: [task]. Break it into steps, give a time range for each, and add buffer for likely delays.

Help me explain this career gap briefly and honestly: [the gap and what I did]. Keep it calm, short, and forward-looking.

Here are the figures from a chart: [paste or describe them]. In plain words, what does it appear to show? Note anything I should double-check.

Explain [topic] to a complete beginner. Use one everyday analogy, one example, and avoid jargon.

I got this wrong. Explain why my answer was incorrect and what the right thinking is: question [paste], my answer [paste].

Explain [the topic] as if I am completely new to it, with no assumed knowledge and plain words.

Here's a spreadsheet column header and some sample values: [header and examples]. What does this column likely represent and how is it used?

For this claim, tell me how confident you are, how I could verify it, and what would prove it wrong. Claim: [paste claim]

For this answer, list the key facts I should verify and where I could check them: [paste the AI answer].

I am learning [topic] and know [what you know]. What important basics am I likely missing, and in what order should I learn them?

What's the main debate within this topic: [topic]? Describe the key disagreement, the main positions, and the strongest argument for each.

Here is my understanding of [the topic]: [explain it in your words]. What am I missing or getting unclear?

This prompt gave a vague answer: [prompt]. Tell me what was missing and rewrite it to get a specific, useful response.

Fix grammar and flow in the text below but keep my voice and word choices. Mark anything you changed. Text: [paste text]

Fix only the grammar and spelling in this, keeping my words and meaning the same: [your text].

Generate practice exam questions from this syllabus: [syllabus or topics]. Mix easy and hard, and cover the whole syllabus.

Lay out the main viewpoints on [the debated topic] fairly, with the key reasons each side gives.

Explain this in plain words and tell me what it means for me: [paste the confusing wording, with no personal ID or account numbers].

Critique my draft for a [audience] reader. Point out what is unclear, weak, or missing, then suggest specific fixes. Draft: [paste draft]

I'm stuck on this problem: [problem]. Give me a hint and the next step to try, but don't give the full answer yet.

Here is an example of what I do NOT want and why: [bad example]. Now do [your request] differently.

Match the style of this example: [paste example]. Now write [your new request] in the same style.

Acting as [a simple helpful role, e.g. a patient teacher], help me with [your request].

Here is an example of the style I want: [paste example]. Now write a new one about [topic] that matches its structure and tone.

Help me give feedback to a colleague about [behavior]. Name the behavior, its impact, and a specific suggestion. Keep it kind.

Clean up this messy task list: remove duplicates, group related tasks, and clarify vague ones: [paste].

Quiz me on [topic] one question at a time. Wait for my answer, tell me if I am right, and focus more on what I miss.

Make this offer clearer and more appealing, keeping it honest and without false urgency: [describe your offer].

Improve this social post to be clearer and more engaging, keeping my voice and avoiding hype: [your draft].

Write a short intro email to [person]. I am [who you are], reaching out because [reason], and I would like [ask].

Help me with this task using stand-ins like [name] and [account] instead of real details. Task: [describe task without private data]

For [your situation], explain what AI can safely help me understand and when I should speak to a qualified professional instead.

For this AI output, mark which parts I should have a person or expert review before using: [paste].

For this decision I'm leaning toward — [decision] — list what evidence would make me change my mind, and how I'd watch for it.

Create a basic launch checklist for my [product or service], covering before, during, and after launch: [details].

I feel overwhelmed about [decision]. Help me narrow it down and find one clear next step.

Turn these meals into a grocery list grouped by aisle, for [number] people: [meals].

Write a clear handoff note for [the task]: what is done, what is next, and anything to watch out for. Details: [your status].

Rewrite this so it is easy for non-native English speakers: simpler words, shorter sentences, same meaning: [paste].

Make this message clearer and more direct without being rude, keeping it polite: [paste].

Rewrite this to sound more natural and human, removing stiff or robotic wording, keeping the meaning: [paste].

Make this message a bit warmer and friendlier without overdoing it, keeping the facts: [paste].

Make a packing list for a [length] trip to [place] in [season], for [who] doing [activities].

Help me write a short phone script for calling [who] about [goal], including how to open and the key points.

Make a prep checklist for this event: [event and date]. Group tasks by when they need to happen, from weeks before to the day of.

Help me decide about [decision]. List pros, cons, and the factors that should matter most for my situation: [context].

Suggest a reading or learning list on [topic], ordered from beginner to advanced, with what each covers.

Help me prepare gentle talking points to discuss [money topic] with [who], keeping it calm and nonjudgmental.

Help me plan a [occasion] for [number] guests with a budget of [amount], covering food, supplies, timing, and a task list.

Make a clear pet care checklist for my [pet], covering feeding, exercise, and anything a sitter must know: [details].

Make a simple starter checklist for setting up [the project]. Keep it to the key first steps.

Give me a balanced pros-and-cons brief on [topic], with the main arguments on each side and what to verify.

Turn this project status into a simple update for [stakeholder], focusing on impact and what they care about: [details].

Make a study schedule for these deadlines: [subjects, exam dates, hours I have]. Spread the work out and avoid last-minute cramming.

Make a study schedule for [test] on [date]. I can study [time] a day and need to cover [topics].

Help me build a reusable template for my recurring [update type], with clear fill-in sections I can reuse each time.

Before you recommend anything for [situation], first list the assumptions you are making, then give the recommendation.

Make 8 flashcard question-and-answer pairs from these notes: [paste your notes].

Make flashcards from these notes: [notes]. Each card: a question on the front, a short answer on the back. Cover the key facts.

Rewrite these instructions as clear, numbered steps that are easy to follow: [paste].

Rewrite this paragraph to be clearer and easier to follow, keeping the meaning: [your text].

Make this message warmer and kinder while keeping it natural and on point: [your message].

From what I sell, profile my best-fit customer: who they are, their main problem, what they value, and where to reach them. Product: [product]. What I know so far: [notes]

Rewrite this message in a [tone] tone. Keep the same facts and do not add new promises. Message: [paste message]

My topic is too broad: [broad topic]. Ask me a few narrowing questions, then suggest one focused research question.

Read this answer and flag any claims that sound too confident or certain, noting where caution is needed: [paste].

Group these research notes into clear themes or sections, and label each: [paste your notes].

Outline a blog post from this idea: [idea and audience]. Suggest an angle, the main sections, and a key takeaway.

Outline a plain-language service agreement for this work: [service details]. Cover scope, timeline, price, revisions, and what's not included. Note this is not legal advice.

Help me outline an essay for this prompt: [prompt]. Suggest a thesis and the main sections with what each should argue.

Help us plan this group project: [project, people, due date]. Split it into tasks, suggest who does what, and set checkpoints.

Plan an efficient errand route for these stops, starting from [where], grouping by area and priority: [errands].

Suggest a month of newsletter topic ideas for my [business], aimed at [audience], mixing helpful and promotional: [details].

Break my house move into a week-by-week plan over [weeks], covering packing, admin, and moving day: [details].

Help me plan this personal project on one page: [project idea]. Include the goal, a few milestones, and a first step I can do today.

Plan this project backwards from the deadline: [project and due date]. Work back from the end date and tell me when each step must start.

Suggest indoor backup activities for [who] if [planned activity] is rained off, near [place], budget [amount].

Plan a realistic schedule for my day: [tasks, meetings, energy notes]. Include focus time and breaks, and don't overload it.

I have [ingredients] and about [time] to cook. Suggest a simple dinner I can make tonight.

Suggest gift ideas for [who], who likes [interests], for [occasion], within a budget of [amount].

Help me plan a focus block to finish this: [task]. Suggest a length, what to silence, and a clear goal for the session.

Plan a [number]-day trip to [place] for [travelers] who like [interests], with a budget of [budget]. Keep each day realistic, not packed.

Give me 7 simple, varied content ideas for [your business or niche], suitable for short social posts.

Plan [number] dinners for [people] with [diet or preferences], then give one grocery list covering them all.

Help me design columns for a tracker that does this: [what I want to track and why]. Suggest the columns, their formats, and which is the key field.

From my to-do list, help me pick the top 3 tasks for tomorrow: [list]. Choose the ones with the most impact and order them.

Here is my task list. Group it by priority and spread it across [number] working days, with the most important items early. Tasks: [paste list]

Write a kind no to this request. Give a short honest reason and one alternative if possible. Request: [paste request]

Role-play a difficult conversation with me: I need to talk to [who] about [topic]. You play them, then give me feedback.

Here's my presentation outline: [outline or script]. Give me feedback on clarity, flow, and what a listener might find confusing.

I will explain [topic] in my own words. Check my explanation, point out gaps or errors, and fill them in: [your explanation].

Write a clear brief for a [role]: the goal, style, assets, budget, and deadline: [details].

Help me plan a manager one-on-one agenda covering my wins, blockers, and asks, in [time]: [details].

Give me 8 likely interview questions for this role: [role]. Then help me structure a strong answer to each using a clear method.

Help me prepare for a customer service call about [issue]: organise the facts, my goal, and the questions to ask.

Create a short agenda with talking points and rough timings for a meeting about [purpose], lasting [length].

I am attending [the session] about [topic]. Suggest 5 thoughtful questions I could ask to understand it better.

Help me turn these concerns into clear questions to ask at my [appointment type]: [concerns].

Help me turn these experiences into STAR stories (situation, task, action, result) for interviews: [experiences].

Turn this into concise talking points I can speak from in a work update: [notes or topic].

Based on this meeting topic, give me 3 focused questions to ask: [topic and my goal]. Make them get us to a decision.

Sort these tasks by urgency and importance, and tell me what to do first: [paste your task list].

Rate each task below by impact and effort, then suggest what to do first. Tasks: [paste tasks]

Proofread this and point out typos, awkward phrasing, and unclear bits, without rewriting it all: [your text].

I want help with [your task] but need to keep details private. What is the safest way to ask without sharing sensitive personal or work information?

Rewrite this paragraph in plain words, removing jargon, keeping the meaning: [paste].

Help me redact the private details in this text before I paste it into an AI, replacing them with placeholders: [paste].

Write a calm, helpful reply to this complaint. Acknowledge it, give a next step, and do not overpromise. Complaint: [paste complaint]

Write a polite but firm reply to this request. My answer is [yes/no/not yet] because [reason]. Offer a next step. Request: [paste request]

Repurpose this post into 3 formats: [post]. Adapt it for a short caption, an email, and a short video script.

The AI ignored part of my instructions in this prompt: [prompt]. Restructure it so the key requirements aren't missed.

Write a professional reply to this [positive/negative] review. Thank them, address specifics, and stay calm. Review: [paste review]

Before answering [my request], ask me the questions you need to give a really useful answer.

Help me run a weekly business review: wins [x], key numbers [y], problems [z]. Summarise and suggest next steps.

Make a clear, ordered checklist for [task or event], covering everything I should not forget.

Rewrite this to be clearer and easier to read, keeping my meaning and voice: [paste].

Reply to this customer message in a [brand voice] tone, solving their issue and giving clear next steps: [paste].

Compare [options] for someone who values [priorities], in a table with pros, cons, and a bottom line.

Give me 3 concrete, everyday examples of [concept] to help me understand it.

Review this before I share it: check accuracy, tone, privacy, and any promises I am making, and flag anything to fix: [paste].

I feel stuck on [task or situation]. Give me one small, clear first step I can do now.

Reply to this message in a [tone] tone, covering [points], keeping it friendly and clear: [paste].

Make a beginner learning plan for [topic] over [time], with steps, resources to look for, and how to practise.

Summarize these meeting notes into decisions, action items with owners, and open questions: [paste].

Suggest [number] newsletter ideas for my [business], for [audience], mixing helpful and promotional.

Here are my tasks and how much time I have: [details]. Plan my day by priority and flag anything I am overcommitting on.

Explain [topic] in plain English for someone who [level], with no jargon and one everyday example.

Write an honest product description for [product], covering what it is, who it is for, and the benefit, no hype: [details].

Check this text for private details (names, addresses, numbers, IDs) and replace them with placeholders before I use it elsewhere: [paste].

Answer [question], and also list the main risks, cautions, and what I should double-check before acting.

Make this shorter and tighter without losing the meaning, aiming for about [length]: [paste].

Write a [platform] caption about [topic] in my voice ([describe it]), for [audience], with a clear point and a call to action.

For this answer, list which claims I should verify and what kind of source would confirm each: [paste].

Quiz me on [topic] with [number] questions, one at a time, telling me if I am right and explaining briefly.

Summarize this article in [number] key points plus one line on the main takeaway: [paste].

Rewrite this message in three tones so I can choose: warm, direct, and formal: [paste].

Turn this prompt that worked well into a reusable template: [prompt]. Replace the specifics with clearly labeled blanks.

Rewrite this complaint to be calm, clear, and effective, focused on the facts and what I want: [paste].

Rewrite this for a busy reader: put the key point and any ask at the top, then details: [paste].

Rewrite this email to sound warmer and more collaborative, without changing the meaning or the ask: [email].

Rewrite the text below to be clearer. Keep the meaning, use simple words, and shorter sentences. Text: [paste text]

Rewrite this for [the new audience], keeping the same core message: [your text].

Rewrite these resume bullets to be clear and specific, with results where possible, keeping them honest: [paste].

Run a premortem on this plan: [plan]. Imagine it failed badly — list the most likely reasons and how to prevent each now.

Help me write a short, respectful no to [request], without over-explaining or making excuses.

Turn this vague request into a clear task: [request]. Define the deliverable, what's in and out of scope, and 3 questions I should confirm before starting.

Help me score these options against my criteria: [options and what matters to me]. Build a table, weight the criteria, and total the scores.

Write a friendly reminder about this deadline: [task and due date]. Make the action and the date impossible to miss.

Split my reasoning about this decision into facts and assumptions: [my thinking]. Mark what's verified versus what I'm assuming.

Go through this and label each part as fact, opinion, or assumption: [paste the text or answer].

Answer as [a format, e.g. a 5-step numbered list / a short table]: [your request].

Answer in no more than [limit]. Topic: [topic]. Keep only the most useful points.

Help me set a deadline and a default for this decision: [decision]. What date should I decide by, and what's the sensible default if I don't?

Do [your request]. Rules: keep it under [limit], include [must-have], and avoid [thing to skip].

Shorten the text below by about [percentage]. Keep the key message and any important details. Text: [paste text]

For each of these features, write the benefit it gives the customer: [list features].

Rewrite this recipe as clear, numbered steps a beginner can follow, keeping all amounts: [paste recipe].

Sort these tasks into urgent/important quadrants and suggest what to do, delegate, schedule, or drop: [tasks].

Check this small dataset for likely errors or outliers: [paste data]. Flag anything that looks wrong, impossible, or inconsistent.

Review your last answer and mark which parts are well established versus uncertain or your best guess, for [the topic].

Answer my question, then flag any specific name, quote, or statistic you are not certain is real. Question: [your question]

Summarize this decision in one or two clear lines for the record: [decision and context]. Include what we decided, why, and what changes now.

Summarize the document below for a busy manager: bottom line first, [number] key points, and any decision needed. Document: [paste text]

Summarize this job posting into the key requirements, must-have skills, and main duties: [paste].

Summarize the email thread below into: 1) decisions made, 2) action items with owners, 3) open questions. Thread: [paste thread]

Summarize these meeting notes into key points and any decisions made: [paste your notes].

Compare these notes from the last few meetings and tell me the trends: [paste several meetings]. What keeps coming up, what's slipping, and what's improving?

Summarize what this table shows in one short paragraph: [paste table]. Focus on the main pattern and anything surprising.

Summarize this textbook chapter into study notes: [chapter text]. Pull out key concepts, definitions, and points likely to be tested.

Summarize this article into the main points and 3 key takeaways: [paste the article text].

Summarize the article below for [purpose]: main point, [number] key takeaways, and anything worth double-checking. Article: [paste text]

Summarize this article's key points, and list any claims I should verify from another source: [paste].

From these meeting notes, extract only the decisions that were made, as a short list: [paste].

Turn these notes into a short weekly update for my manager: progress, blockers, and next week: [notes].

Tailor this resume bullet to this job posting: [bullet] for [job posting]. Match the language and emphasis without inventing anything.

Write this for [audience] who already know [their level]. Topic: [topic]. Match their tone and detail.

Before answering, ask me up to [number] questions that would help you give a better response. My request: [request]

I want [the result you want, e.g. a 3-sentence friendly reply]. Here is what it is about: [your details].

Translate this into [target language], keeping it simple and natural: [your text].

Turn this chore list into a relaxed weekend plan in blocks, leaving time to rest: [chores].

Turn this common customer question into a short how-to post: [question]. Give a clear answer with simple steps.

Turn this article into a Q&A that captures the main points: [paste article]. Write the questions a curious reader would ask, with short answers.

Turn these details into a clear family message about [logistics], warm and easy to follow: [details].

Rewrite this formal message in plain, natural English, keeping the meaning: [paste].

Break this goal into milestones with rough dates and how I will know each is done: [goal and deadline].

Break this goal into realistic weekly steps over [timeframe]: [your goal]. Keep each week small.

Create practice questions (with answers) from this material to test my understanding: [paste].

Turn this thought into a short, clear post for [platform], keeping my main point: [paste your thought].

Expand this one-line ask into a full prompt: [one-line ask]. Add the goal, context, audience, constraints, and output format the AI would need.

Here is a problem: [describe it]. Give me 3-4 practical options to handle it, with a pro and con for each.

Turn this process into clear instructions my clients can follow: [describe the steps].

Turn this rambling message into three clear points, keeping the meaning: [paste].

Write promotional copy for my [sale], honest and appealing, with real urgency only (no fake countdowns): [details].

Turn this customer testimonial into short social-proof copy I can use, keeping it accurate: [paste testimonial].

Create a beginner-to-confident roadmap for [topic]: ordered stages, what to learn in each, and a milestone to know you are ready to move on.

Create a mind-map outline (indented) of [topic], showing subtopics and how they relate.

Turn the transcript below into minutes: attendees if named, decisions, action items with owners, and key points. Transcript: [paste transcript]

Pull the key lessons from this video transcript: [transcript]. List the main takeaways and any step-by-step advice.

Organize this voice memo transcript into clean notes: [transcript]. Group by theme, pull out any to-dos, and drop the filler.

Turn this voice note transcript into clean work notes: key points, any to-dos, and open questions. Remove filler: [paste].

Here is the text from a webpage. Give me the key takeaways and any action points: [paste].

Turn this wish list into a prioritized backlog: [list of ideas]. Rank them by value and effort and tell me what to do first.

Help me turn this worry into a concrete next step: [worry]. What part is in my control, and what's one small action I can take?

Turn these bullet points into a clear, friendly email: [paste your bullets].

Turn these bullet points into one smooth paragraph for [audience], keeping the order and meaning. Bullets: [paste bullets]

Turn these messy notes into an organised study guide with clear sections and headings: [paste].

Turn these common customer questions into content ideas (posts, emails, or FAQs): [questions].

Turn these job duties into achievement statements: [duties]. Use action + result, and prompt me for any numbers that would strengthen them.

Help me write a short spoken introduction of myself for [context], based on: [experience], natural to say.

For each feature below, write the customer benefit it delivers for [customer]. Features: [list features]

Revise this draft using the feedback, keeping my original intent and voice: draft [paste], feedback [paste].

Group this feedback into themes and turn it into a revision plan with priorities: [paste feedback].

Turn this feedback into a short list of clear next steps to improve: [paste the feedback].

I just learned about [what you learned]. Give me 3 small ways I could put it into practice this week.

Turn these meeting notes into a table of action items with columns: task, owner, due date. Notes: [paste notes]

Turn these notes into a polished, well-structured email to [who]: [notes].

Turn these notes into a few quick review cards (a prompt and a short answer each) for a fast recap: [paste].

Turn the notes below into [number] quiz questions with answers, mixing recall and understanding. Notes: [paste notes]

Look at these numbers and tell me the key insight: [paste numbers]. What stands out and what might it mean?

Here are problems with our [process]. Suggest practical improvement ideas for each, simple to try: [problems].

Group these purchases into simple spending categories and total each: [paste a list of purchases and amounts].

Read these requirements and list the clarifying questions I should ask before starting: [paste].

Turn this school notice into a parent to-do list with dates, forms, supplies, and actions: [paste].

Summarize these chat updates into a short work summary: decisions, action items, and blockers: [paste].

Instead of one recommendation, give me a few options for [decision] with the trade-offs, so I can choose: [context].

Restate these instructions as plain, simple steps I can follow, and flag anything to be careful about: [paste].

Help me understand [health topic] in general terms and prepare questions for a professional, without diagnosing me.

Explain what this legal-sounding text means in plain words, and tell me when I should consult a professional: [paste].

Explain [money topic] in general terms and list what I should check with a professional before acting: [details].

Explain [concept] using an analogy to [something I know well]. Then point out where the analogy breaks down.

Is this decision easily reversible or not: [decision]? Tell me how reversible it is and how much deliberation it really needs.

Write a clear 'definition of done' for this task: [task]. List checkable criteria that must all be true before it counts as finished.

Write a clear call to action for [content], where I want [audience] to [desired action].

Write a clear, natural first sentence for an email about [purpose], getting to the point quickly.

Write a clear announcement about [change or news], covering what, when, the impact, and any action needed.

Write a clear booking FAQ for my [business], answering the questions customers ask about booking, timing, and payment: [details].

Give me 3 clear, specific email subject lines for an email about [what the email is about].

Write a clear invitation to [event] on [date] at [place], for [who], including what to expect and how to RSVP.

Write a clear FAQ answer for this support question: [question and the facts]. Answer directly and include the steps.

Write a clear internal announcement about this change: [what changed and why]. Cover what's changing, why, who's affected, and what to do next.

Write a meeting request email: [who, why, and what I need]. Include the purpose, expected length, a short agenda, and two time options.

Suggest 3 clear, specific titles for this [email, post, document, or notice] about [topic], so readers instantly know what it is.

Help me write a clear work request to [who] for [what], including the context they need and the deadline.

Write a closing line for this message that makes the next step clear: [paste the message or its point].

Write a [length]-minute meeting agenda to achieve this goal: [goal]. Include ordered topics, minutes per topic, and the decision needed.

Write a friendly reminder to [who] about [what], gentle and clear, no pressure.

Write a gentle sales email for my [offer], honest and helpful, with no false urgency: [details].

Write a handoff document so a colleague can cover for me: [my current work and contacts]. Include active tasks, who to contact, deadlines, and what to do if something urgent comes up.

Write a heartfelt [occasion] message for [person]. Include this detail about them: [detail]. Keep it warm and personal.

Write 5 hook options for a short video about: [topic and payoff]. Make them stop the scroll in the first 3 seconds.

Write a LinkedIn headline and short summary for me: [my role, strengths, what I'm looking for]. Make it clear and human, not buzzwordy.

Help me write a polite, friendly note to [neighbour] about [matter], keeping it warm and respectful.

Write an opening for my newsletter issue about: [topic and value]. Make the first lines specific and worth continuing.

Write a one-page summary of my business: [what I do, who I serve, how I earn]. Keep it plain and concrete.

Write a one-page pre-meeting brief: [topic, context, options]. Include background, the decision we need, options with tradeoffs, and a recommendation.

Read this and give me a single sentence that captures the main point I am trying to make: [paste].

Write a plain-language returns policy for my shop: [my rules]. Cover the time window, condition, how to start a return, and refund timing.

Write a polite deadline reminder to [who] about [task], due [when], friendly but clear.

Write a post-meeting recap email covering decisions, action items with owners, and next steps: [notes].

Write a one-page kickoff brief for this project: [project notes]. Include goal, scope, out-of-scope, key dates, owners, and how we'll measure success.

Guide me through a quick end-of-day shutdown review: [what I did and what's pending]. Capture wins, loose ends, and tomorrow's first task.

Write a clear, polite request asking [who] for [what you need] by [when], and explain briefly why.

Write 3 opening lines for a cover letter for this role: [role and my strongest fit]. Make them specific, not generic.

Write a short creator bio for [platform], based on: who I help, how, and a personal touch: [details].

Write a short, thoughtful comment responding to this post, adding value not just praise: [paste post or its point].

Write a short, sincere thank-you note (one or two sentences) to [who] for [what], mentioning [a specific detail].

Turn these steps into a clear how-to guide for a new person: numbered steps, what they need, and common pitfalls. Steps: [paste steps]

Write a short, honest product description for [the product], for [who it is for], highlighting [the main benefit].

Write a clear, friendly description of my [service], covering what it includes, who it is for, and the benefit: [details].

Write [number] value proposition options for [product] aimed at [customer] solving [problem]. Keep each to one clear sentence.

Write a sincere thank-you to [person] for [what they did] and how it helped me. Keep it warm and specific.

Write a short status update with sections for Done, In progress, Blocked, and Next, from these notes: [your progress].

Give me 5 opening lines for a [type] about [topic] for [audience]. Make them meaningfully different in style.

Write 5 subject line options for this email: [email purpose]. Make them specific and honest, not clickbait.

Help me write a warm thank-you to [who] for [what], in my own voice ([describe it]), mentioning [a detail].

Write a sincere, brief apology for [what happened] that takes responsibility and offers [a fix or next step], without excuses.

Write an apology for [what happened]. Own the mistake, say what I will do to fix it, and avoid excuses. Context: [context]

Write an image-generation prompt for a photo of [product]. Include subject, style, background, lighting, and mood.

Write a short invoice note and a polite payment reminder for an overdue invoice: [client, amount, due date].

Write a first-week onboarding checklist for a new hire in this role: [role and team]. Cover access, intros, training, and a first small task.

Write a short, friendly out-of-office reply. I am away [dates], back [date], contact [name] for urgent matters.

Write an out-of-office reply. I am away [dates], will reply [when], and people can contact [backup] for urgent things.

Write alt text for this image: [describe the image and its purpose]. Convey what matters in a short, natural sentence.

Write interview questions for this role: [role and key responsibilities]. Tie them to real tasks and include a few behavioral questions.

Write [number] social captions for [platform] about [topic] for [audience]. Each needs a hook and a clear call to action.

Act as a [role]. Your job is to help me [task]. Use a [tone] tone.

Context: [context]
Output format: [format]

Here is my context:
- Situation: [what is happening]
- Audience: [who this is for]
- Goal: [what I want]
- Constraints: [limits]

Now help me: [task]

Answer in this format:
1. Short summary
2. Table with columns: [columns]
3. Recommended next step
4. One thing to watch for

Complete this task with these constraints:
- Audience: [audience]
- Tone: [tone]
- Length: [length]
- Budget/time limit: [limit]
- Must include: [requirements]
- Must avoid: [avoid]

Give me [number] options for [task]. Make each option meaningfully different. Include best use case, strength, weakness, and recommendation.

Review your previous answer. Identify what is useful, what is missing, what is unclear, and then provide an improved version.

Focus the improvement on [what better means for you: clearer, shorter, or more practical].

Before you finalize this [plan, message, or decision], list: (1) the key information that's missing, (2) the assumptions you're making to fill those gaps, and (3) the risks if those assumptions are wrong. Then tell me which gaps matter most to close.

Rewrite the text below for clarity. Keep the same meaning, use simple language, shorter sentences, and a professional tone.

Text: [paste text]

Rewrite this message in a [tone] tone. Keep the meaning the same. Do not add new promises or details.

Message: [paste message]

Shorten this text by about [percentage]. Keep the key message, tone, and important details.

Text: [paste text]

Turn these rough notes into a clear [email/message/post]. Use a [tone] tone and organize the ideas logically.

Rough notes: [paste notes]

Summarize the text below for [audience/purpose]. Include main point, 5 takeaways, important names/numbers, action items, and unclear items.

Text: [paste text]

Extract action items from the text below. Create a table with action item, owner, deadline, priority, and missing information.

Text: [paste text]

Create a checklist for [task]. Organize it by [timeline/category]. Include must-do items, optional items, and common things people forget.

Turn this idea into a step-by-step plan. Include goal, assumptions, steps, resources, risks, and first action today.

Idea: [describe idea]

Compare these options in a table. Options: [list]. Criteria: [cost, effort, risk, benefit, speed, fit]. Then recommend best overall, budget, and low-risk choices.

Analyze this option: [option]. Give pros, cons, tradeoffs, hidden risks, who it is best for, who should avoid it, and final recommendation.

Challenge this idea constructively: [idea]. Identify weak assumptions, risks, failure points, questions I should answer, and a stronger version.

For the answer you gave about [the topic or decision], list facts, assumptions, risks if assumptions are wrong, information I should verify, and a safer recommendation.

Explain [topic] like I'm a beginner. Use simple language, one analogy, one practical example, and 3 questions to check my understanding.

Quiz me on [topic]. Ask one question at a time. Wait for my answer. After each answer, tell me if I am right, explain why, and track my score.

Create a learning plan for [topic]. My level is [level]. I can spend [time] per week. My goal is [goal]. Include weekly topics, practice tasks, resources to look for, and progress checks.

Help me define the target customer for [product/service]. Include segments, problems, what they care about, where to reach them, best starting segment, and messaging angle.

Write a product description for [product]. Audience: [audience]. Tone: [tone]. Must include: [features]. Focus on benefits, not hype. Give short version, detailed version, headlines, and captions.

Create [number] social media captions for [platform]. Product/topic: [topic]. Audience: [audience]. Goal: [goal]. Tone: [tone]. Include hook, body, CTA, and optional hashtags.

Draft a customer reply for this situation: [situation]. Tone: polite, clear, helpful. Include acknowledgement, answer, next step, and keep under [word count]. Do not overpromise.

Draft a professional HR email about [topic]. Audience: [audience]. Tone: respectful, clear, neutral. Must include: [points]. Must avoid: legal conclusions, blame, confidential details, or unapproved promises.

Create an image of [subject] in [style]. Composition: [composition]. Background: [background]. Lighting: [lighting]. Palette: [colors]. Mood: [mood]. Include: [details]. Avoid: [avoid]. Aspect ratio: [ratio].

Analyze the table below for [purpose]. Look for key patterns, outliers, possible explanations, questions to investigate, and recommended next actions.

Data: [paste table]